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How much NAD+ is in a vial, and how sellers say so

There is one number you need before any NAD+ price can be compared with any other: how many milligrams the money buys. It is the denominator of every sum on this site, and it is the number sellers are least likely to print.

250 of the 376 prices we read say nothing about a dose at all, and that absence is easy to see. This page is about the other 126 — the ones that do say something. They say it in 56 different forms, and only 25 of those 56 put a milligram total within reach. The rest state a strength with no volume, a volume with no strength, a dose with no count, a range, a ceiling, or a bare figure with nothing saying what it is a quantity of.

Every one of the 56 was read and ruled on individually. Nothing below is parsed: a rule that turned “1000 MG/ML” into a thousand milligrams would produce a figure that looks stated and was invented, which is the one thing this site exists not to do.

The question a price is supposed to answer

A price becomes a cost per milligram when two things sit on the same page: what you pay, and how many milligrams that payment delivers. The first is nearly always printed — it is what a shop is for. The second is a supply fact, and a great many sellers treat it as a detail for after the consultation.

So the question this page asks of every dose line is narrow and mechanical: can a reader get a milligram total for the thing being sold out of these words alone? Not whether the dose is sensible, not whether it is the right amount for anyone — those are clinical questions and this site does not answer them. Only whether the arithmetic has both of its operands.

How far a dose line gets a reader, over the 111 distinct NAD+ prices that state one, September 2026
  1. Prices whose dose line states a milligram total outright

    43 of 111

  2. Prices whose dose line puts a total one multiplication away

    14 of 111a strength and a volume, or a count and a strength — the multiplication is ours

  3. Prices whose dose line reaches no total at all

    54 of 111

Computed by nadcost from the hand-authored ruling table in this repository, one ruling per distinct dose string. The build fails if the corpus holds a string the table does not rule on, or the table rules on one no seller prints.

The ten shapes a dose line takes

Ten shapes cover every dose line in the roster. The first three reach a total; the other seven do not, and each stops for a different reason.

The 10 shapes a NAD+ dose line takes, over 56 distinct lines and 111 distinct prices, September 2026
ShapeReaches a totalLinesPrices
A stated totalthe seller states a milligram total outright, for a unit they nameYes1643
A strength and a volumethe seller states a strength and a volume, so a total is one multiplication away — but the multiplication is ours, not theirsYes610
A count and a strengththe seller states a per-unit strength and how many units are in the thing being bought, so a total is one multiplication awayYes34
A bare milligram figurea milligram figure with nothing beside it saying what it is a quantity of — a dose, a vial, a month or a courseNo1020
A dose, not a purchasea per-dose, per-serving or per-session figure, with no count of how many doses the purchase containsNo56
A volume onlya volume with no strength beside it, so the millilitres cannot become milligramsNo66
A strength onlya strength per millilitre with no volume beside it, so the concentration cannot become a totalNo310
A range or a listtwo or more figures with nothing saying which one you are buyingNo43
A ceilingan upper bound, and a ceiling is not a quantity anybody is soldNo14
A schedulea titration ladder or a dosing schedule, which contains no single purchase at allNo25

Computed by nadcost from the ruling table. Two denominators are printed because they are two facts: a shape carried by one string on ten prices is not the same as one carried by ten strings on ten prices.

25 of 56

distinct dose lines that reach a milligram total

57 of 111

distinct prices those lines cover

20 of 111

prices stopped by the commonest failure: a bare milligram figure

18 of 344

prices that survived everything and produced a cost per milligram

Every dose line in the roster, ruled

All 56 distinct NAD+ dose lines in this roster, ruled by shape, September 2026
The seller’s dose lineRuled asPricesSellers
1000 mg (5 mL vial)A stated total82
1000 mg per vial (200 mg/mL), 5 mL vialA stated total51
1200 mg of NAD+ per month (1000 mg/mo in CA, SC & IN)A stated total51
500 mg (2.5 mL vial)A stated total41
1,000mg vial (minimum 3 vials)A stated total31
1000 mg (5 mL)A stated total21
1000 mg, monthly supplyA stated total21
1200 mg total per vial, 6 mL vial (200 mg per dose)A stated total21
2000 mg (10 mL vial)A stated total21
300 MG/15 MLA stated total21
300 MG/30 MLA stated total21
7,500 mg per bottle (500 mg/mL × 15 mL), 30-day supplyA stated total21
1000mg per vialA stated total11
1200 mg (6 mL vial)A stated total11
2,400 mg total NAD+ per 12 mL bottle (200 mg/mL)A stated total11
Injectable vial (10mL, 100mg/mL, 1000mg total); starting dose 20 units (20mg)A stated total11
200mg/ml, 10ml vialA strength and a volume41
300 mg/ml x 15 ml, monthly supplyA strength and a volume21
100mg/mL - 10mL (product cards say NAD+ 1000 mg)A strength and a volume11
100mg/ml (10ml vial)A strength and a volume11
150mg/ml (30ml)A strength and a volume11
300 mg/mL, 15 mLA strength and a volume11
20,000 mcg per dose, 20 injections per kitA count and a strength21
200 mg troche, 30 countA count and a strength11
200 mg, 30 count trochesA count and a strength11
1000mgA bare milligram figure63
1000 mgA bare milligram figure41
100mgA bare milligram figure21
200 mgA bare milligram figure21
250 mgA bare milligram figure21
2000mgA bare milligram figure11
250mgA bare milligram figure11
500 mgA bare milligram figure11
500mgA bare milligram figure11
1,000mgA bare milligram figure01
200mg weeklyA dose, not a purchase21
100 mg/day, 3 days a weekA dose, not a purchase11
200mg per servingA dose, not a purchase11
3 - 100mg Doses per Week (6ml vial)A dose, not a purchase11
50mg per spray, up to 100mg per sessionA dose, not a purchase11
3-month 2.5mL planA volume only21
10 ml per weekA volume only11
10 ml vialA volume only11
5 ml vialA volume only11
6mL bottle; 1-2 sprays per day for 30 DaysA volume only11
3-month 5mL planA volume only01
1000 MG/MLA strength only81
200mg/mlA strength only11
400mg/mlA strength only11
100mg - 200mg per injectionA range or a list11
500mg-1000mgA range or a list11
900 mg or 1200 mgA range or a list11
1000mg, 2000mg, 500mgA range or a list01
Up to 1600 mgA ceiling41
100 mg (Weeks 1-2), 200 mg (Weeks 3-4), 200-300 mg (Months 2-3), then individualizedA schedule31
0.2 ml 3-5 times per week, increasing by 0.2 ml per week to a max dose of 1 ml 3-5 times a weekA schedule21

Every line is quoted byte for byte as lib/providers.ts holds it, which is how the seller printed it on the page we read on September 2026. The ruling is ours; the words are theirs. Lines are grouped by shape in the declared precedence order, then by how many prices carry them.

The Prices column counts distinct figures: 32 prices in the roster are the same figure seen on a second surface and are not counted twice. A line carried by several sellers is several sellers writing the same words, not one seller counted more than once.

A complete dose line does not rescue an incomplete price

Getting a milligram total out of the dose line is necessary and it is nowhere near sufficient. 57 distinct prices have a dose line that reaches a total. Only 14 of them ended up with a cost per milligram on this site.

27 were refused for something in the price, not the dose: 10 because the figure is a first-period price, which is not what the unit costs from the second month on, 9 because the seller states a strength and a billing cycle but never how many of the unit the cycle buys, 4 because the figure is a “from” or “starting at” price, so the milligrams attach to a number nobody is necessarily charged, 2 because the page states more than one cycle for this figure and never says which one governs, 1 because the seller’s own words put the billing cycle and the supply on different clocks and 1 because the milligrams are stated for the subscription plan but not for the one-off purchase. The remaining 16 never entered the ruling at all — a figure that exists only in the page markup, or one whose kind could not be decided, is not refused; it was never eligible.

And four prices went the other way

4 prices went the other way: this site divided them even though their dose line, on its own, says nothing about the unit. In every case the unit came from the seller’s price line rather than their dose line — a bare “250 mg” beside a figure printed as a price per infusion tells you what the 250 milligrams belong to, and the dose line alone does not.

The 4 prices this applies to

It is worth saying out loud because it is the one place where a reader recounting this page against the board would find a mismatch and be right to. The shape ruling is about the dose line and nothing else; whether a price could be divided was decided over the whole record.

How to read one yourself

Three questions, in order, get you there or tell you it cannot be done.

  1. Does the line give a milligram figure at all? If it gives millilitres only — “10 ml vial”, “3-month 2.5mL plan” — stop. Volume is not dose without a strength.
  2. Does it say what the figure is a quantity of? A vial, a bottle, a month, a kit. If it does not, a bare milligram number cannot be attached to the price: it might be one dose out of thirty.
  3. Is it one figure, not a span or a ceiling? “Up to 1600 mg” and “500mg-1000mg” are two different purchases wearing one label, and picking the flattering end is how a cost per milligram gets manufactured.

Where the line gives a strength and a volume — “200mg/ml, 10ml vial” — the total is one multiplication and the calculator will do it and print the working. It carries no paid links at all.